Uzalo actress Thuthuka Mthembu may be one of the most exciting young talents in Mzansi, but she wants y’all to know that she is not about that lavish life and is definitely not immune to difficulties.The star had her life turned upside down when she took on the role of Nonka on the popular soapie. Now people recognise her in the streets, and fans clamour for snaps with her. Despite this, she told TshisaLIVE the life of a celeb is all that.“The reality is that being an actor in SA is not as glamorous as people make it out to be. People have an expectation of what it should be like, but we are just normal people. The same challenges you face, I face.”Like all of us, celebs have had to adapt to the “new normal” and change the way they work. On the set of Uzalo, safety is the number one concern and actors now wear masks all the time.“The work we do requires us to get up close and personal with each other, so it has been incredibly challenging and we have had to do things differently. We have our masks on and we are doing a lot of communicating with our eyes. It has to happen for the safety of all of us.

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Somizi remembers his late Mom Mary Twala in touching

omizi’s relationship with his mother the late Mary Twala was the sweetest and most beautiful one that the world got to witness.Mary Twala was the apple of Somizi’s eye and he has always celebrated his mother and loved her wholeheartedly. He taught Mzansi that they should give their mother’s flowers whilst they can still smell them. After announcing the passing of his legendary mother, his husband Mohale shared how heartbroken he is in a tweet.

Hungani Ndlovu is an actor and professional dancer who is somewhat of a perfectionist. He started dancing at a very young age and it was only in 2011 that he realised what he really wanted to do in life

Imagine having attended a school which is run by FliiStylz, one of Chris Brown’s choreographers, we couldn’t expect anything less from Hungani.

Here’s a look at Hungani Ndlovu’s biography.

Hungani Ndlovu Age

Hungani Ndlovu was born on June 19, 1994. He is 26 years old.

Hungani Ndlovu Education

e studied at Flii’Cademy, in Los Angeles, where he learned the art of choreography and also graduated in acting for film.

Hungani Ndlovu Early Life

Even with those cryptic photos shared on Instagram, fans immediately put two and two together. The couple tied the knot in 2020 in a beautiful ceremony where they had close friends and family.

Hungani Ndlovu is one of Mzansi’s most renowned actors and his role as Romeo Medupe in etv soapie Scandal has him winning all the praises from viewers and critics.

Hungani Ndlovu was born and raised in Bushbuckridge in Nelspruit, South Africa. He was raised alongside his 3 siblings and they are descents of the Tsonga community.

Hungani Ndlovu Marriage

His first role on TV was in Memoir of an honest voice which got a nomination for the best short film in 2015. The following year he saw himself land another role in a short film titled, ‘Because You’re Black’. He acted along side, Reine Swart, Brian Mlambo and Gopala Davies. Being on the big screen was definitely meant for him.

Well, it had been a long time coming and Hungani Ndlovu is now a married man. The couple has been consistently gushing over each other all over social media for years now. Even though they constantly share their love with fans, they have to be one of the most secretive couple.

Durban based gqom sensation Biggie, was finally laid to rest yesterday in Kwamashu. The star died in hospital last week, after suffering from a chronic heart condition.

Videos of his funeral service have gone viral on social media, and with the lockdown restrictions underway, it is no surprise that peeps are accused of breaking the regulations.On the videos, it seems as if social distancing, and the wearing of masks became a thing of the past at the funeral, as people can be seen without their masks, whilst turning up.